30EA3 - Windows: incorrect "mydocument" path in File- Open dialog window

Hi,
I have noticed this error in previous versions as well. On windows, users can change the default mydocument path. After the change, all windows file dialogues with the 'mydocuments' shortcut open the new, changed directory.
In SQL Developer, the File->Open dialog window has a 'My Documents' shortcut which uses the constant path C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents. Instead of this shortcut, the program should lookup the real value of the Mydocuments path and should open the correct directory.
Regards,
Gellért
Edited by: user641632 on 2011.01.20. 1:30

Thats true. We use use the default.
We could look at the registry and check HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders for the "My Documents" if it is set.
Barry

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